Augustus
Caught a $4,280 duplicate in vendor invoices.
Duramata is an AI-native multiplayer workspace with realtime chat, task tracking, and Sprites: named AI workers that handle the busy work in the background, so your team can focus on what really matters.
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Caught a $4,280 duplicate in vendor invoices.
Compared 3 vendors. Acme wins on price and SLA.
Posted standup and flagged 3 slipping deadlines.
Filed 2 reproducible bugs from the checkout PR.
Pulling reports. Triaging email. Researching vendors. Drafting follow-ups. Compiling updates. It's substantive work, just not work that needs your team's attention to get done.
Each Sprite is a named AI worker with a role, tools, and a schedule. You describe the job in plain English. It runs on its own and reports back.
Each Sprite has a name, a portrait, and a job. Connect tools, write standing orders in plain English, set a cadence. Ten minutes from idea to a job that runs on its own.
Scoped OAuth per Sprite. Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Slack, Stripe, GitHub — only what each job needs.
Chat through the workflow in plain English. Sprites turn guidance, corrections, and examples into repeatable standing orders.
Native task planning. Sprites pick up tickets, file new ones, and keep the work moving.
Cron, webhook, or summoned-on-demand. Sprites run on cadence so you don't have to remember.
Pre-built Sprites for the work every team does. Pick one, plug in your tools, and live the same afternoon.
Build your own
Any role, any tools. Fork a template or start from scratch.
Hobby+Researcher
Tracks your beat overnight. Ships a morning brief on what changed and why it matters.
Project Manager
Tracks tasks across Linear, GitHub, and Notion. Nudges owners, posts standups, flags slipping deadlines.
Bookkeeper
Reconciles QuickBooks and Stripe daily. Categorizes transactions, posts a weekly P&L for review.
Support Triage
First-pass replies in Intercom and Zendesk. Tags by severity, drafts answers, escalates anything novel.
QA Tester
Runs your test suite on every PR. Files reproducible bug reports with screenshots, logs, and a suggested fix.
Summon once. Refine forever. Each correction becomes durable memory: not a one-off prompt, but a fact about how your business works.
Pick a role, connect tools with scoped OAuth, write standing orders in plain English.
Cron, webhook, or @-mention. The Sprite runs on its own and waits for review.
Thumbs-up, rewrite, or annotate. Every edit becomes a durable fact the Sprite remembers.
Approval streak grows. Human-in-the-loop fades into the background. Whole company benefits.
Every Sprite has its own credentials. Every user has their own. Lend access in chat: one message, thirty minutes, or until you revoke. Auditable, revocable, never inherited.
The Comms Sprite has its own inbox. The Ops Sprite has its own CRM seat. They use them freely: no human credential involved.
A Sprite can ask, or you can offer. Permission lasts one message, thirty minutes, or until you revoke. No one else in the workspace inherits it.
Because chat is the surface, every grant is auditable, revocable, and human-readable by the same operator who runs the Sprite.
Ori, anything from a board member in my inbox today?
query: "from:(board) newer_than:1d"17 messages · 1 flaggedOne thread worth flagging: your largest customer's CTO replied at 07:42 about the renewal. Tone reads positive.
An assistant is a chat box. A Sprite is a teammate with a job, a schedule, and the tools to do it.
Within a quarter, recurring work moves off your team's calendar. Within a year, your Sprites know things nobody bothered to write down.
Recurring work an average operator does that nobody should be doing manually.
Pick a template, connect a tool, set a cadence. It's working before lunch.
Every correction becomes durable context. The longer it runs, the less you have to do.
A Sprite is an autonomous AI worker with a role, tools, memory, and a schedule. It runs in your Duramata workspace, does assigned work, logs what happened, and asks for approval when it needs human judgment.
Assistants wait for prompts. Sprites wake up on schedule, crawl the right context, complete recurring work, and report back to the team. They have their own credentials, their own memory, and live alongside humans in shared chat.
Yes. Duramata is multiplayer by default: humans and Sprites in the same channels, threads, and DMs. Templates, standing orders, and integrations are shared workspace objects, not personal scripts.
Sprites have their own integrations, and humans can lend scoped access inside chat for one message, a time window, or until revoked. Grants are auditable and tied to the conversation where they happened.
Hobby is free forever. Paid plans set workspace capacity and support; credits cover the actual model calls, sandbox time, and tool actions on a per-request basis.
Pick a template, connect your tools, and hand off the recurring work that keeps stealing your week.